Shreddit/shreddit.yml.example

---
# Login details for Reddit. Fill out if you don't wish
# to be prompted for a login every time you run Shreddit.
### NOTE: This may be deprecated as you can specify in praw.ini instead
username:  
password: 

# How many hours of comments you want to keep
# 24 hours in a day,
# 168 hours in a week,
# 672 hours in two fortnights,
# 720 hours in a month (30 days),
# 8766 hours in a year (365.25 days)
hours: 24

# Max score, higher than this and it'll be kept.
max_score: 100

# Options: new, top, controversial, more?
sort: new

# Enables print statements to notify you of what's going on
verbose: True

# Removes your vote before deleting the item
clear_vote: False

# Options: comments, submitted, overview
# See: https://github.com/mellort/reddit_api/blob/master/reddit/objects.py#L359
# Overview: both submissions and comments. Comments / Submitted are as expected
item: overview

# Anything in this list won't be deleted, coma delimited
# spaces should work as .strip() is called after splitting
# on comma.
whitelist: [AskScience, TheCulture, redditdev, programming, charity, netsec]

# If you want any specific posts to be whitelisted stick 'em in here
whitelist_ids: []

# If you set this then no editing or deleting will be done
# but the output from the program will be shown as an example
trial_run: False

# Don't delete but *do* edit, could prove... interesting to see a comment
# with 5000 upvotes and it's just a lorem ipsum!
edit_only: False

# Ignore distinguished comments.
whitelist_distinguished: True

# Ignore gilded (gold) comments
whitelist_gilded: True

# Delete everything older that this date, **This ignores whitelists**.
# Can be used as a second deletion, as in "delete items older than 24 hours
# except on whitelisted subreddits but after 3 months delete everything.
nuke_hours: 720

# Save a copy to disk of comments and posts before deleting them.
keep_a_copy: False
save_directory: /tmp

# Replacement text format
# Defines what you want to edit deleted content with pre-deletion (to ensure
# it's not saved in their database).
# Default: Random string. But this can be detected as spam in some cases.
# options: [random, dot, "user entered string"]
replacement_format: random

# Batch cooldown
# This controls how long (in seconds) to wait between each set of 1000 deletions.
batch_cooldown: 10

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